Was looking at this and wondering if anyone had tried it? Or the others in the series for that matter.
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I haven't, but looking at the website I see they are local to me in Spokane, WA.-
JoeSousa I didn't see a physical address on their site. I saw they are in the 509 and they mentioned a "Spokane warehouse". Do they have a storefront or mail order only? -
ComfortablyNumb They do have a storefront. 715 E. Sprague. There is an option when ordering online to pick up at their warehouse. Not 100% sure if you can just show up and buy stuff or if you have to order ahead of time.
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JoeSousa Hmmm, spices and Sonnenberg's, sounds like a win-win!!
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I have looked at that Moss rub before and it would seem to me that it would burn since it is so coarse. But they guy they are collaborating with on this rub does a bunch of open fire cooking so maybe not?
The Derek Wolf rubs they sell (particularly the Nashville Hot) are very good. I have tried some of Spiceloogy's other combos like Black & Blue, Thai Peanut, and Honey Habanero and they are good as well. They supply spices for many of the local restaurants here and the restaurant business accounts for most of the company's overall sales.Comment
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Let us know what you think after you try it!Comment
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So i can say the following:
1. the expresso chile rub kicks butt on red meat. It smells like italian coffee in the jar. Cant say i got much coffee taste on the meat when cooked but it was a delicious flavor profile.
2. used the moss on sprouts and cauliflower roasted in the oven at 450 degrees. Very flavorful, a little heavy on the garlic for me but not enough to stop me from using it again. Im going to smoke a chuckie during the games tonight and i will hit it with moss and report back.Comment
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